ffiill
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Perhaps says it all!
Elizmoor on fire and towed in by lifeboat
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Twister_Ken
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Pay attention at the back!
chewi
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not really, it doesn't say it all, the other thread on scuttlebutt says far more.
Searush
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Pic posted on FB just now. JE looking happy enough.View attachment 43401
muzzaman
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Not even sure what that is supposed to mean? Seems to be just another unnecessary comment at the expense of someone having a problem with their boat. Care to elaborate?
dunmor
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back on track:encouragement:
http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-5.446143/centery:51.89623/zoom:8/mmsi:235104629
http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-5.446143/centery:51.89623/zoom:8/mmsi:235104629
TonyBuckley
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TonyBuckley
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And she wasn't 'on fire', at least by my definition!
onesea
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Very easy to say, but when your floating on a timber bat with smoke coming out from any gaps around your feet. Feeling the deck head not knowing if its getting warmer or not, wondering if its correct to open the engine compartment to let it cool down or shut down the ventilation to stop the fire spreading....
I would certainly be advising the coast guard of a fire first and standing it down later...
Hind sight is great though when you get assistance and think oh that's all it was... Try having that at the time!
bigwow
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Unfortunately she has lost drive now, prop coupling.
ffiill
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Remember the fishing boat that sank in Fleetwood Dock where the owner and his dad had to sort it themselves?
Yet a pretty young thing can come along with basically a houseboat with some quite unseaworthy characteristics and charm a load of men not only into supporting her cause but in the case of some businesses parting with free goods and services
Sorry I don't get it!
This boat will probably go the same way of many similar boats you can see moored for the rest of their days on rivers like the Thames.
Yet a pretty young thing can come along with basically a houseboat with some quite unseaworthy characteristics and charm a load of men not only into supporting her cause but in the case of some businesses parting with free goods and services
Sorry I don't get it!
This boat will probably go the same way of many similar boats you can see moored for the rest of their days on rivers like the Thames.
Supine Being
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I'm surprised you don't get more free stuff, a little ray of sunshine like you.
muzzaman
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MASH
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Clearly I'm missing something. A Google search for Elizmoor reveals nothing but links that return to this thread, yet it is presented here as something that we might be expected to recognise.
Who, or what is Elizmoor?
Who, or what is Elizmoor?
grumpy_o_g
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Yes, I think that says a lot about Jellie - well done her.
Sheff
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Try Elizmor http://elizmor.co.uk/ if you're interested............... you may end up with a headache trying to catch up though.
MASH
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Yeah, thanks, headache already achieved. Doesn't help when the title to the thread is spelled wrong, does it? duh'oh!
No misspelling. The first owner of the vessel named it in honour of his two daughters, Elizabeth and Morag, hence "Elizmor"
Searush
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No misspelling. The first owner of the vessel named it in honour of his two daughters, Elizabeth and Morag, hence "Elizmor"
The search term he had was Elizmoor.
